The Riverview Company has dug numerous wells in Arizona over the past six years. Photo: Guardian. Cynthia Beltran arrives in Sunizona, the center of Cochise County in the state of Arizona, USA in the fall of 2020. Although the area lacks potable water, Beltran can’t do anything because of financial constraints. Also due to lack of money, she accepted to manage 100 USD a week to buy water, instead of spending 15,000 USD to deepen the existing well in the new apartment. With a man with only a part-time job, Beltran soon surrendered to the $100-a-week payment and was forced to live with the help of his neighbors. “I’ve run out of options,” she said. Beltran is not the only case of the Willcox basin, which is about 5,200 square kilometers in Arizona. According to the state Department of Water Resources (ADWR), 78 wells dug between 2015 and 2019 have dried up. This number could increase to 100 in a few months. Several homes in Sunizona have been abandoned because the owners cannot afford to deepen an existing well or dig a new one. However, even with the ability to pay, there is no guarantee the drilling will be successful. Sunizona residents attribute the situation to the fact that Riverview, based in Minnesota, began digging wells with depths of 300-800 meters. They’ve been doing this since the beginning of 2015, and they’re causing the groundwater level to drop more and more. Riverview is not the first well drilling company in Sunizona, but they are the largest and deepest digging organization. Within 5 years, from January 2015 to November 2020, the number of wells in the area increased from 494 to 898. Kevin Wulf, a spokesman for Riverview, acknowledged the impact of the increase in the number of wells but believes it is not the only cause. “It is rumored that we came to dry the valley, then left. But no way, we do.” There is no question that Riverview changed the economic landscape of the Willcox Basin in just a few years. The company turned this place into an economic center thanks to the dairy farming and trading industry. They spent $38 million to buy Coronado dairy cows and bid for 2,600 hectares of land in the Kansas Settlement, north of Sunizona, on the day they started their business. To date, the company has spent about $180 million more to own more than 20,000 hectares of land, mostly agricultural land. The size of the company’s cow herd is estimated at about 150,000 cows. Sources close to Riverview say that the parent company prefers to invest in Arizona because the natural and climatic conditions are similar to the California valley where they have been successful. In addition, in this western state, there is no law regulating the amount of water pumped by each farmer household. “The Willcox Basin is the Wild West. The water there is free to use without any strings attached. As long as you have money to drill a well, you have water and no other planning or reporting,” said Kristine Uhlman, a retired hydrologist at the University of Arizona. Surrounded by five mountain ranges, the aquifer of the Willcox Basin is abundant. Before large-scale agricultural pumping started around 1940, the aquifers there had enough water to service Tucson, the nearest major city at the time, for 970 years, ADWR reports. Unlike the Southwest, the saline part of the aquifer of the Willcox Basin is only about 30 meters, and most of it is fresh water below. Uhlman says that in some areas, groundwater can be several kilometers above the surface. Because of this speculation, the Riverview Company and water-starved farmers have been descending into the valley for about a decade. However, due to lack of management, from 1940 to 2015, the groundwater level here decreased from 60 to 90 meters compared to the pre-development level. A retired ADWR official said the rate of decline increased from 0.6-1.2 meters a year before 2015 to 0.9-1.5 meters a year after 2015, when Riverview arrived. business. A water well in Arizona has risen by nearly 1 meter due to drought. Photo: AZ. According to an independent study by ADWR, Riverview drilled about 21% of the 315 new wells between January 2015 and October 2019. Specific numbers were not disclosed, but Riverview spokesman Wulf said: “Our total water usage is carefully monitored internally. We support state law that requires the measurement of all rural wells. This proposal has stalled in recent years, because of objections from other farmers.” Riverview’s claim to reduce water use causes a lot of skepticism. Two veteran local farmers, Joe Salvail and John Hart, say that while many residents have left their homes due to lack of water, Riverview has ramped up off-season planting, maintaining a two-crop-a-year rate. These factors increase the total amount of water used. In 2015, a group of farmers, ranchers, and government officials proposed the installation of meters on wells. Even so, the plan has created deep divisions within the community and the state legislature. “The leaders back then had no say. Almost no one wants to talk about it anymore,” Hart said. The prospect of Sunizona in particular and Arizona in general, in the long term, is forecasted to be bleak. According to ADWR research, if pumping levels are kept at the current level, water levels will drop by as much as 280 meters in the Kansas Settlement by 2115, compared with 1940 levels. According to the agency, most of the water remains in the strata The reservoir will be so deep that it will be almost impossible to pump up. “The reality is Riverview is drawing water from the bottom. It’s like when you suck water from a bucket, you’ll have water until it’s empty. While people with shorter straws, they get nothing.” hydrologist Uhlman commented. In addition to the state of Arizona, the US also issued an urgent notice about the risk of water shortage in the state of Nevada. The main reason, according to the US Bureau of Reclamation, is climate change causing less snow and ice to flow into lakes and rivers. In addition, hotter temperatures dry the soil, causing more river water to evaporate as it flows through the drought-stricken western United States.

Deadvlei is a white clay basin located near Sossusvlei, inside Namib-Naukluft Park in Namibia. It is also written as DeadVlei or Dead Vlei, the name meaning “dead swamp” (from the English word dead, and Afrikaans vlei, a lake or swamp in a valley between the dunes). (Photo: Worldkings) This is a white clay basin located near the famous sand dunes Sossusvlei. In this area are scattered hundreds of dead acacia trees – trees that once thrived when the Tsauchab River flooded the land. About 900 years ago, the river began to change direction, causing Deadvlei to gradually become arid. Over the years, the dead trees were dyed black by the sun like bare bones on the sand. However, they do not disappear over time, instead decomposing, the bare branches stuck for hundreds of years in the middle of the white clay swamps turned black in the heat of the desert. (Photo: Gypset Magazine) When the sun rose from the sand dunes, winding like a silk in the distance, the corpses of the trees in Deadvlei still stood for hundreds of years and were stunningly beautiful. At the foot are the hard white mud strips of rock, above the blue sky and around are the sand dunes transforming in the magical bright sunlight. (Photo: Gypset Magazine) At the edge of Deadvlei, visitors can climb the “Big Daddy” also known as the “Crazy Dune” known as the tallest sand dune in the world. To climb to the top of the dune can take about 1.5 to 2 hours. But the hard work will be rewarded with a beautiful view that is reduced to eye level. (Photo: Worldkings) This is one of the places for visitors to see the clearest sky on the planet. Red sand dunes, blue sky make the scene of dead swamp appear more fanciful, in resonance with the morning mist, salsola shrubs and nara melons can still exist, giving life to the barren forest, making the scenery here so unique that visitors cannot see these strange things anywhere else in the world. (Photo: Wolfgang Steiner) (Photo: Wolfgang Steiner) The best time to visit is early morning and late afternoon. This is not only the best time of day to take photos, but also avoids the harsh noonday sun. If you want to visit at sunrise, you should arrive at the gate early before opening time, between 6am and 6:45am. If you come in the afternoon, you need to note that the closing time is from 5:15 to 6:15 pm. (Photo: Travel News Namibia) (Photo: Deviating The Norm) (Photo: Deviating The Norm)

1. The longest river in the world but without a bridge? Icon Nile River Icon Amazon River Icon Boiling River The correct answer is answer B: Originating from the 5,597-meter-high peak of Nevado Mismi of volcanic origin in the Andes, in Arequipa of Peru, the Amazon River is 6,992 km long with a basin spanning more than 7 million km². However, the strange thing is that this river does not have a bridge over … Considered the longest river in the world, has the widest basin and the most water flow in the world, the Amazon River in South America makes Anyone who heard it for the first time was amazed that there was not even a bridge. Therefore, although there are up to 25 million people living on either side of the river, if they want to cross the other side, they have to row a boat or take a ferry. In fact, for most of the length of the Amazon River, not every part of the river surface is so wide that a bridge cannot be built, but it is the dry season. In the rainy season, the river rises more than 9m and the river surface expands about 40km in just a few weeks. The soft alluvial layer on both sides of the banks is constantly eroding, the riverbed is often full of rubble – including patches of floating forest that sometimes reach 4 hectares. Amazon’s rainy season really brings nightmares to construction engineers. 2. Where is the hottest river in the world located? Icon Colombia Icon Peru Icon Ecuador The correct answer is answer B: Peru, officially the Republic of Peru, is located in South America, the north borders Ecuador and Colombia, the east is bordered by Brazil, the southeast borders Bolivia, the south borders Chile and the west of Peru. is the Pacific Ocean. The national area is about 1,285,000 km2, the population is more than 32.6 million, the capital is Lima. According to the Telegraph, the Boiling River, deep in the Amazon rainforest in Peru’s Mayantuyavu, is the hottest river in the world. Locals call the river “Shanay-timpishka”, or “boiling with the heat of the Sun”. The Boiling River is about 25 m wide and 6 m deep but only about 6.4 km long. The temperature of the river water always fluctuates from 50 to 90 degrees Celsius, up to 100 degrees, enough to make anyone who touches even a few seconds also suffer from degree 3 burns. 3. Which river is the deepest in the world? Icon Amazon Icon Mississippi Icon Congo The correct answer is answer C: According to the World Atlas, the River Congo (also known as the Zaire River) in Africa is the deepest in the world. The deepest point is approximately 220 m, slightly more than 20 m compared to the river ranked second is Truong Giang (China). With a length of 4,690 km, the Congo River is the ninth longest in the world and second in Africa (after the Nile). The Congo River has many branches, flowing through 10 countries including: Angola, Zambia, Burundi, Tanzania, Cameroon, Rwanda, Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo and Gabon. It greatly affects the life and culture of the local people. There are 40 hydroelectric plants operating in the river basin. The name of the river coincides with the two countries in which it acts as a border: the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Due to its proximity to the equator, the area around the river is extremely hot. Tropical rainforests are a common sight around the Congo River. Some places are covered with grass cages, weeds are flat and quite tall. Hundreds of species of animals such as water snakes, hippos, crocodiles, turtles, and elephants also reside in this area. 4. Which continent is the coldest river in the world? Icon the South Pole Icon Oceania Icon Europe The correct answer is answer C: The coldest river in the world is not located in the North Pole or the South Pole, but in Europe. It is the Neretva River (also known as Narenta), flowing through Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia with a length of about 230 km. According to World Atlas, Neretva originates in the mountains of the Dinaric Alps at an altitude of about 1,227 m above sea level. This altitude makes the river temperature extremely low. The part with the lowest temperature is concentrated in Upper Neretva. Even in the summer, the coldest part of the river can be only 7-8 degrees Celsius. The Neretva River and its surrounding areas are home to many species of flora and fauna. About a quarter of all European fish species are found in this river. However, the river is facing threats from its surrounding environment, causing the number of species to decline. For example, the construction of hydroelectric dams along the river or some invasive animals. 5. Which river is the shortest in the world? Icon The Tamborasi River Icon River Roe Icon River Ombla The correct answer is Answer A: The Tamborasi River (Indonesia): Located in Tamborasi southeast of Sulawesi, the Tamborasi River is only about 20 meters long. This river originates from a rocky mountain, flows through a narrow beach and flows into the Gulf of Boni. With clear turquoise water, gentle sand and beautiful scenery, this is a favorite destination for many tourists. 6. Where is the most polluted river in the world located? Icon India Icon Indonesia Icon China The correct answer is answer B: The Citarum River in West Java, Indonesia plays an important role in the lives of people in the area because it is both a source of drinking water and used for both agricultural production and industry. However, the river is heavily polluted due to the “burden” of more than 28 million people living in the region with more than 1,000 factories poisoning with toxic wastewater every day. Therefore, the Citarum is considered the most polluted river in the world. 7. What is the name of the largest isle in the world? Icon Majuli Islet Icon Marajo Islet The correct answer is the answer A: Majuli isle in Assam, India is the largest river island in the world, surpassing the previous record of Marajo isle in Brazil. The 880km2 islet is surrounded by three rivers Brahmaputra to the south, Kherkutia Xuti and Subansiri to the north. Currently, the island is home to 3 tribes, and is also an attractive destination for visitors to Assam. Result Please work harder! point

Pole-21 increasingly asserted its place in the Russian military. (Source: Top War) Shield against potential hazards Pole-21 is resistant to high-precision weaponry and other enemy systems using the satellite navigation system. The mission of this combination is to jam and suppress signals from the navigation satellites. In addition, they can accurately detect the enemy’s coordinates, missiles, bombs, aircraft … and handle other assigned combat missions. The weapons complex consists of R-340RP signal reception poles, including the control equipment and interfering antennas, capable of suppressing radio signals at a minimum range of 25km. The combination is capable of suppressing signals from all current navigation systems. The R-340RP antenna stations are mounted on cell towers that are installed at a suitable height or mounted on car chassis with a basin module. Compatibility with various power sources guaranteed. Each pole consumes up to 600 watts of power. Communication between the composite’s components can be maintained through the radio. Therefore, during the installation process it is possible to use GSM antenna as a backup. Pole-21 can be deployed and installed in large numbers over a large area, depending on topography and topography. In favorable areas, a “dome” consisting of 100 antenna columns allows coverage over 22,500 square kilometers. Distribution of Pole-21 In August 2016, Russian media reported that the Pole-21 system was officially preparing to be put into service for the military. In November 2019, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that Pole-21 had transferred to an electronic warfare unit from the Central Military Zone in charge. Shortly thereafter, in early December 2019, some sources said that the Ministry of Defense continued to deploy the Pole-21 system at base 201 of the armed forces in Tajikistan and operated in alarm mode. In January 2021, the Ministry of Defense announced that by the end of this year, the Central Military Region units would receive 10 additional Pole-21 complexes. These products will be delivered to deployment units in Urals and Siberia. Moreover, Russia also recently officially announced the Pole-21’s presence at the Tartus base in Syria. This system, which works in conjunction with other modern air defense systems, is used to counter potential raids and to prevent potential adversary attacks. In addition, experts from the 49th Army of the Southern Military Region used the Pole-21 combination in training activities. It is known that in the exercise, “Pole-21” mainly confronted the enemy drones. Future protection system The Russian Army Base 201 is the first unit to use this combination. In early January 2020, the system officially worked covering residential areas, armory and locations of important Russian air defense complexes. Through recorded reports, the use of Pole-21 combination in different exercises has brought many positive signals. These products are used independently, or in combination with other electronic warfare systems, completely convenient and effective. In October of last year, Central Military Region troops combined with the “Zhitel” jamming station succeeded in destroying UAV communications. In Tartus, with support from Pole-21, the Ratnik complex. -Kupol suppresses the signals for navigation and control channels. The recent drills in the Southern Military Region demonstrate the Pole-21 system’s capabilities to operate in the reconnaissance and attack lines of the combined armed army. Electronic warfare units act as part of the battalion-level tactical group and protect them from reconnaissance drones. The transfer of the Pole-21M serial electronic warfare system to the military has only started in mid-2019 and was received by subdivisions. It is known that the production and supply of these equipment will continue to develop, of which the Central Military Zone will receive 10 new complexes this year. In the past, the Pole-21 complex has confirmed their ability in trials, as well as their potential in the framework of various scale exercises. In particular its ability to interrupt enemy navigation, interrupt mission execution and ensure the protection of its facilities has been repeatedly demonstrated. It is easy to see that the Pole-21 unit, with all its proven advantages, deserves to be an excellent external signal suppression system, which completes the task perfectly. thanks to its high technical characteristics and mobility. In addition, the principle of preventing satellite positioning is consistent with the current development trends of the military and weapons. (According to Top War)

According to the IPBES report in 2019, about 75% of the land area and 66% of the sea area on Earth has been “significantly changed” by humans. Livestock and farming are using more than 33% of the land and 75% of the fresh water. Agricultural activities are one of the main causes of greenhouse gas emissions, due to the use of fertilizers and deforestation for aquaculture. Plants and animals are also threatened by overharvesting and hunting; Climate Change; pollution and the spread of alien species. About a million species of plants and animals are facing extinction. Without strong measures, endemic landscapes and ecosystems on Earth will soon disappear forever Avenue of the baobab (Madagascar) Bao Bap Boulevard is the name of a group of old trees located along the dirt road connecting Morondava and Belon’i Tsiribihina, in the Menabe region in western Madagascar. Its magnificent scenery attracts visitors from all over the world, making it one of the most popular in the region. Faced with climate change and human farming activities, the fate of these baobab trees is increasingly threatened. At present, many efforts to preserve this place have been made, in the hope of preserving this fairy-tale avenue. Image: Economic Times. Yew Lake Caddo (Texas / Louisiana, USA) The 25,400-hectare Caddo Lake-Swamp, located on the border between Texas and Louisiana, is famous for its submerged conifer forest. Hundred-year old moss-covered larch trees lie on the water’s surface, setting the scene in Tolkien’s novels. Threatened by global warming and alien organisms, the growth rate of yew here has decreased rapidly. This is a protected wetland on an international level. Currently, visitors can explore this place by kayak. Image: Itookapic. Amazon Forest (South America) The Amazon forest stretches across many South American countries and is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, famous for its biodiversity. There are thousands of rivers here, creating an ecological environment for the rich flora and fauna, as well as providing a source of life for people. However, the increasing rate of deforestation and the global climate change have caused the forest area to shrink rapidly. With this momentum, according to a study published in Nature Communications, Amazon forests could turn into deserts within 50 years after their ecosystems reach the point of collapse. Image: Scoop. Dead Sea (Israel and Jordan) As the lowest inland area of ​​sea level, Dead Sea water has an average salinity of up to 35%, 10 times higher than normal seawater, making people float on the water and contain many minerals therapy. Experts believe that this water area will completely disappear in the next 50 years. Over the past four decades, the area of ​​the Dead Sea has shrunk by one third, and the water level has receded more than 24 meters, averaging 30 centimeters per year. The main reason is that the Jordan River – the main water source of the Dead Sea – is increasingly used by Jordan, Syria and Israel for domestic and agricultural purposes. This area is under additional pressure from cosmetic factories exploiting raw materials. Image: Walk My World. Great Barrier Reef (Australia) Australia’s huge coral ecosystem is about the size of Japan, with more than 2,900 separate coral reefs and 900 islands spread across an area of ​​344,400 square kilometers. However, scientists believe that by 2030, this place will disappear. The Australian Foundation says warming seawater, combined with water with a higher acidity, can kill 97% of the corals in the Great Barrier. Image: CNTraveler. Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) Located 1,000km inland, this is home to many endemic plant and animal species. Charles Darwin arrived here in 1835. Observations of species at the Galápagos inspired his later theory of evolution. However, the ecosystem here is threatened by overfishing as well as the warming of the sea water. Coral reefs are dying, and native animals are threatened by tourism. Image: Lonely Planet. Congo Basin (Africa) The Congo Basin spans the territory of 6 African countries, and is the second largest rainforest in the world, only after the Amazon. This place has about 10,000 species of tropical plants, 30% of which are endemic, along with many rare wild animals such as wild elephants, gorillas, chimpanzees … This is also inhabited by humans. for more than 50,000 years, it has provided food, water and shelter to more than 80 million people. Every year, two million hectares of forests in the Congo basin are destroyed, due to illegal logging, cultivation, mining, war … If conservation efforts are not accelerated, Scientists estimate that by 2040, about two-thirds of the forest will disappear. Image: Profor. Alaska Territory (Alaska, USA) The vast ice that covers the western and northern coasts of Alaska are the coldest biomes in the world. However, in recent years, the northern part of Alaska has seen a dramatic rise in temperature – faster than the global average, which has resulted in the melting of permafrost. Catastrophic fires also occurred, making the environment more fragile. The increasing rate of coastal erosion also has a direct effect on polar bears and their prey. Patagonian ice area (Argentina) As the largest subarctic ice in the southern hemisphere, the Patagonian ice sheet consists of three main zones: North, South and Cordillera Darwin. In total, they hold up to 5,500 gigatons of ice, enough to raise global sea levels 15 millimeters if all they melted. Its beautiful scenery has long been a world-famous tourist destination, for nature enthusiasts. However, the glaciers of Patagonia are thinning at an average rate of 1.8 m / year due to climate change and human impacts. Only three of them have expanded in recent years, but the rest – 90% – is shrinking. Image: Pexels.

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Just a little fresh milk applied to the stains that are difficult to wash on clothes such as ballpoint pen stains, color stains, food stains, … overnight until morning bring to normal washing the stains will disappear again. beauty for clothes.

Helping plants grow

You can’t drink yogurt, but your plant can! Dilute the yogurt with water and pour it into a flowerpot or garden to give the plant some calcium. Just like us, the calcium in milk will help plants thrive, especially for tomato plants. If your plant is in the garden, the sour smell of the milk will keep the insects away.

Lighten silverware

Dull silver will look new with the help of some fermented milk. If yogurt is not available, a few drops of vinegar can be added to the milk. Then, just soak the silverware in milk for about half an hour to let the stains fade away, then rinse with warm soapy water and wipe with a soft cloth.

Thawing food

Food (meat, fish) kept in the refrigerator for a long time will be frozen and lose its freshness, to overcome this situation you only need to put fresh milk into the food to be thawed, ensuring the food will be thawed. Freezes quickly, effectively deodorizes and enhances food flavor during cooking.

Soothes sunburns and insect bites

If your skin is burning from long sun exposure or itching, or pain from insect bites, try using a small amount of lotion to soothe. Mix one part milk powder with two parts water and add a pinch of salt. Apply this mixture to a sunburn or insect sting. The enzymes in the formula will help neutralize the venom of the insect bite and relieve the pain of a sunburn.

Save the pottery

Your favorite drink cup unfortunately cracked or cracked small cracks, but you could not afford to leave it and do not know how to fix those cracks. Do not worry, fermented expired milk will “save” your cracked cup.

Soak the cup in the pot of expired milk and show signs of precipitation, then put the pot on the stove on low heat for about an hour, then turn off the heat, wait for the milk to cool, then take the cup out. At this time, the glass will “miraculously” return to its original healthy appearance.

You have probably experienced cases of cooking oil splattering when you fry it with food. The reason is that your food is too watery. The temperature difference between the water and the boiling oil causes the oil to splash out. Therefore, you need to drain the food before frying.

When placing food in the pan, be very gentle and careful to avoid boiling the oil on yourself.

Select the pan used for frying

To limit the oil splashes out during the frying process, use high-walled, deep-walled pans with moderate surface charge. This will help reduce the oil splashes and save on cooking oil if you need to deep-fry the food.

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Add salt to the oil pan

Putting a few grains of salt in the saucepan of boiling oil will help prevent the oil from spattering.

In addition, placing the anise petals in the pan also helps to limit the oil splashes and gives the dish an attractive scent.

Use lemons

Take a slice of lemon and rub it all over the pan before adding the grease. This will help reduce grease spatter during cooking.

Use ginger

Place the pan on the stove and light. Wait for the pan to heat and use chopsticks to gently press while rubbing the slice of ginger all over the bottom of the pan. Do this for about 2 minutes and remove the ginger slice. Continue adding oil and frying as usual.

Preheat pan before adding oil

Make sure your pan is heated and free from water before adding the oil. This prevents the oil from splashing out when cooking and the food never gets close to the pan.

Use screens

Buy an oil screen that matches the size of the pan. They will prevent the oil from splattering out during frying and won’t get the food wet like the lid on the pot.

Korean experts explain that, because milk has a form of protein called casein, hot temperatures will be joined together and form a coating on the surface of the pan.

The way to refresh the non-stick pan with fresh milk is quite simple, first, you pour some fresh milk into the pan. The amount of milk is enough to cover the entire pan.

Next, you boil the milk to a full boil for 5 minutes. Be sure to keep the fire on fire so that the milk won’t spill over and contaminate the kitchen. Then, you discard the milk (can be used to fertilize the plant but not for drinking). Then you use clean water to wash the pan to remove the remaining milk on the surface of the pan.

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Note: This method only applies to pans with moderate peeling, if all the non-stick layer is peeled off, the effect is no longer noticeable.

Note using the non-stick pan so that the pan will last as long as it is new

When frying, only use a sufficient amount of grease

Conventional pans will need a lot of grease for the food to cook evenly and not to burn. However, with the non-stick pan, you should only add a sufficient amount of oil because it prevents the food from sticking.

Using less grease is both economical and healthy, good for the longevity of the non-stick pan.

Oil should be added when the pan is not too hot

The non-stick coating that encounters high temperatures in dry conditions will easily peel off, affect the quality of the dish and not good for human health.

Do not season with salt seasoning when the pan is on high

Did you know that seasoning salty spices (such as fish sauce, salt, …) when the pan is cooking at a high temperature will make the surface of the pan pitted, the non-stick layer is easier to peel.

Use a wooden utensil to stir food in a non-stick pan

Wooden mixing objects will not scratch the surface of the pan like metal tools (aluminum, stainless steel).

Do not let the fire get too loud

At high temperatures, the non-stick coating in the basin can degrade and cause health risks. Therefore, you should keep the fire low or medium to ensure the safety of the family and ensure the durability of the pan.

Do not use the pan for baking, storage, …

Baking and storing at high temperatures can cause the non-stick coating to peel off, reducing the durability of the pan.